بین الممالک سفارتی تعلقات کے نبوی ﷺ اسالیب و اصول

The Prophetic ﷺ Methods and Principles of Diplomatic Relations between Nations

Abstract

In the realm of inter-state diplomatic relations, the methodologies and principles underlying embassy-level interactions have long been subjects of scholarly inquiry. This article delves into the nuanced examination of hospitality as demonstrated by leaders of delegations during the era of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him), within the framework of his prophetic covenant. Through a meticulous analysis of historical narratives and accounts, it endeavors to shed light on the sociological dimensions inherent in these diplomatic encounters. Central to this investigation is the recognition of hospitality not merely as a cultural artifact but as a deeply ingrained societal value, serving as a catalyst for fostering mutual respect, cooperation, and diplomacy. The exemplary conduct of the Prophet Muhammad in hosting delegations serves as a pivotal case study, elucidating the significance of hospitality in building bridges and fostering understanding among diverse communities. Furthermore, the reciprocity observed in these interactions underscores the importance of mutual respect and generosity in cultivating bonds of trust and solidarity. This study aims to contribute to the academic discourse on diplomatic sociology by providing insights gleaned from historical precedents, which hold relevance for contemporary diplomatic practices. In essence, it seeks to underscore the enduring significance of hospitality as a cornerstone of inter-state relations, offering valuable lessons for navigating the complexities of modern diplomatic engagement.